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During the Test Use only one computer for the exam. Disconnect and power off all other devices, including extra monitors, screens, tablets, iPads, smartwatches, and any similar electronic devices/technology as their use is prohibited. Use of any AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Canva, Perplexity, GitHub Copilot) is strictly prohibited. Do not open other websites, apps, or communication tools (e.g., Teams, Google, ChatGPT, etc.). Only the exam window may be open during the exam. Opening additional tabs, windows, or accessing any online resources is strictly prohibited. Taking photos, screenshots, or sharing exam questions during or after the exam is strictly forbidden. You may not read aloud questions or the answer choices. Remain seated and still; leaving camera view or excessive movement may be flagged.

While taking the Module Tests (Graded) you are allowed to use only the following: One handwritten reference sheet: The cheat sheet must be handwritten (cannot be typed, printed, or photocopied) in pen (not pencil) and limited to one 8½ × 11-inch sheet of paper. You may write on both sides, and your name must appear on each side. You may not add or modify anything on the cheat sheet during the test. Two sheets of scratch paper are permitted. One financial calculator is allowed; programmable or data-storing calculators and Excel are not permitted.

When must students schedule their initial advising appointment with the OTA Program Guided Pathways Specialist?

Which of the following information is a student mentor allowed to share with a student mentee?

Which communication platforms should students regularly monitor once the semester begins?

What minimum score must students earn on the annual OTA Program Manual assessment?

A student submits substantially the same paper for credit in two courses without prior written faculty approval. This is considered a:

A student reports to class or fieldwork out of compliance with the OTA Program Dress Code. What may occur?

Which requirement must a student meet to progress to the next semester of the OTA Program?

A student uses an AI tool to help complete a paper and plans to submit it for grading. What should the student do first?